Tim,
Thanks for this.
I'm hungry for a solution that:
1. Simplifies the GitHub project named uPortal
2. Makes it more feasible to fork / depend upon that simpler uPortal
3. Continues to also deliver a rich bundled offering, and
4. Makes maintaining both of these things feasible.
This uportal-bundle looks an awful lot like the heavy bundle that ought to
accompany a much lighter base uPortal, and it looks like it would make
meeting both use cases more cleanly than currently quite feasible.
Which is to say, I think you've hit upon a solution that does all of 1-4 of
above.
So, yes, I'd favor moving this project into the Jasig GitHub ownership and
moving forward with lightening the uPortal repo and ensuring that the
uportal-bundle repo meets the use cases that uPortal stops meeting in that
lightening.
Kind regards,
Andrew
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Subject: [uportal-dev] Idea for uportal-bundle
Hi Devs,
One topic that came up during the uPortal BoF was moving bundled portlets out
of the portal project. We all recognized the benefit of the bundle, but also
realized this could be a separate project that pulled in the needed
dependencies.
I took a stab at pulling out the important bits of the bundling and building of
the EAR and put it up on github here:
https://github.com/timlevett/uportal-bundle .
What are your thoughts? Should we move this project into Jasig and move
forward?
Thanks,
Tim Levett
tim.levettATwisc.edu
MyUW-Infrastructure
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